Under any other administration, the joint declaration would be easily denounced as an empty waste of time. Under the present one, it's progress — it gives the appearance of a "win," and reduces the chances of military action against DPRK. I'll take it, given the circumstances.
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"“I may be wrong,” Trump said during a news conference after the meeting. “I may stand before you in six months and say, ‘Hey, I was wrong.' ” “I don’t know that I’ll ever admit that, but I’ll find some kind of an excuse,” There's video. http://thehill.com/homenews/administration/391774-trump-if-i-was-wrong-about-kim-ill-find-some-kind-of-an-excuse … Comment?
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It would be a refreshing honesty if it didn't reflect that he was actually pretty wet behind the ears on every aspect of this.
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World is headed toward disaster anyway, nothing man does will stop it.
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Which disaster is that?
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In your opinion, is the cessation of joint exercises between us and South Korea one of those things that CANNOT be "fixed" by a hopefully sane future president? If it lasts until the next president, would starting them up again not be inevitably seen as a major escalation?
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